HomeMy WebLinkAboutLivonian1944_0913Harvest Show
September 23rd
The Livonia Township Harvest *THE LIVONIAN*
Show will be held at the Rosedale
Gardens Club House on Saturday,
September `lard beginning at Entered at the Plymoulth, Michigan, Postaffice as Seoond Claw Mail Matter.
p. m. Mrs. A. T. M. Petersen ; 4 ss s Phone Plymouth 16 Vol. 5— No. 30 Wednesday, September 13, 1944
the chairman of the Harvest
Show.
There will be exhibits of flow-
ers, vegetables, canning, 4-H ex-
hibits, artistic arrangements of TO jVCHiP TEACHERS
flowers, entertainment and the
final counting of the votes for the ]�/�
Victory Garden Queen. MEET ,FOR INSTRUCTIONS
Mr. R. A. Snodgrass is the chair-
man for the Victory Garden The teachers of Livonia Town-*- — —
Queen. You must live in Livonia ship consolidated schools met for 7
Township and be between the their first session Tuesday, Sep- Millionth Benefit
apes of 15 and 20 to qualify. tember fifth.
Further information may be ob- There was a meeting of the
tained by calling 'Mr. Snodgrass principals at 8:30.?
as L. gonia 2098.
Anyone wishing to vote for the Q All the teachers were called to -
Victory Garden Queen in your
Superintendent, at 9:00. JohAe dis
neighborhood may deposit the cussed the advantages of the re-
mone for the votes which are g
Y organization in the schools for
one cent each with any of the the coming year.
ley 03388 : RMrs. LaVerne Long-
d Livonia 3105; Miss Helen Graves, Supervisor ,
W. F. Perry, 15604 Oporto, Livon- was introduced and she in turn U
is 2890; L. A. Humpert, 9260 Card- introduced a summary of her
well, Livonia 2001; Mrs. Harry plans
Hanson, 11400 Ingram, Livonia Mr. Hillbert, Sanitarian from :
2.307; 'Mrs. George Louden, 11604 the Wayne County Health Depart -
Boston Post Road, Livonia 3169; ment discussed sanitation in the y
Mrs. E. J. Burt, 27460 Joy Road, school program.
Evergreen 3931; Lawrence Larsen, The real work of the Institute / x�
15615 Westmore, Livonia 2:842; was started when the newly ap- „
Dallas Hay, 30425 West Seven pointed 'Steering Committee, con -
Mile Road, Farmington 11$3; or R. sisting of Louise Waterman, chair -
A. Snodgrass, 32810,Myrna, Livon- man; Lillian Anderson, secretary;'
is 2098. !Chairmen for the Harvest Margaret Laine, Catherine Thur -
Show are Dr. Marie Timpona, Dr. man, Lucille Reeves, Bernice Rob -
Hilda Whitright, Mr. Earl J. Burt, erts and Edna Brake met and
Mr. John Martin, Mrs. Harry Dan-, formulated, plans for the Institute
iels, Mrs. G. A. Bakewell, Mr. procedure. Mrs. Mary Rex Thompson, widow
Dallas Hay. Mrs. Donald W. Don- The entire teaching staff was of Cleveland war worker, receives
nelley, Mrs. Chester Tuck, Mrs. divided into various instructional the one -millionth benefit under the
E. L, Burt, Mr. 'George Simpson, curricula, and policy committees federal system of survivors' incur.
Mr. R. A. Snodgrass.Judge, Mrs which consisted of the following: since for herself and children.
W. J. Yeager. 1. Reading !Committee which is
The Harvest Show is open to divided into three groups:
all residents of Livonia Township reports and discussions will fol -
and we would like to have all the a. Primary grades, K-1-2-3. Mrs, low.
vegetables and flowers and can- Ryder, Miss Cooper, .Mrs. Ir. the afternoon" !Mr. Roland
ning that we can have for this Reeves, !Miss Cooper, Mrs. Faunce, assistant Director of Sec -
show. Let's see what we have Miss Simpson, Mrs. Roberts.
raised %nd canned in Livonia b. Intermediate grades, 4-5-6 ondary School Studies in Michi-
Township in 1944 and what can be Mrs. Helwig, !Mrs. Wheeler, an will speak.
saved" for 1945. Lee, Mrs. Young. Thursday morning the teachers
* c. Junior High, 7 and 8. Miss will have the pleasure of hearing
/ Breningstall, Miss Adeline Dr. Edgar Johnston, Assistant Di-
Wonaan s Club To Lee. Mrs. Young. rector of the Secondary Schools
2, Penmanship Committee: Mrs. in Michigan and also Professor of
EducSmith, Mrs. Gates, Mr, Bin- Michigan. at the University of
Meet t Pen Mar- gel. Michigan.
Friday morning Miss Marjorie
3. Social Studies Committee: Losure, nurse with the Wayne
The first meeting of the newly 'Miss Edgar, Mrs. Johnson, County Department of Health will
organized Woman's Club will be Mrs. iMinehardt. talk to the teachers on health.
held on September 20th at the 4. Mathematics Committee: Mr. Supt. Johnson wil outline plans
Pen Mar Cafe on Plymouth rd.- Kramer, Mrs. 'Collin, Mrs. for home visits in the afternoon.
All women in that township in- Funk.
The teachers will spend the re-
terested in becoming a member 5. Teachers' Handbook Com- mainder of !Friday and all day
of the new club are invited to at- mittee: Mrs. McBride, Mrs. Monday, September 11, making
tend the meeting. Reservations Bowen, Mr,. Rossman. Mrs: home, visits in their respective
can be made by phoning Mrs.
Donald Howell at Rosedale Gar -
Searle. communities, familiarizing the
dens.6. Home Reports Committee: parents with the new school sys-
Mrs. Bingel, Mrs. Leaven- tem.
* worth, .Mrs. Gollinger.: Tuesday there will be reports
ClubO ens Season 7. Physical Education Commit- given on home visits. In the af-
p tee: Mr. Bingel, Mrs. Agnes ternoon plans will be made for
With Informal Dance Lee, Miss Weller. A" book registration.
8. 'Music Committee: Miss Is- Wednesday and Thursday, Sept -
Opening this season, an inform- ham, Miss Laine, 'Miss Alles- ember 13 and 14 will be "A" book
al dance, sponsored by the Rose- , house. registration in all Livonia schools
dale Gardens Civic Association. 9, Art: Mrs. Becker, .Mrs" Wev-- from 9:00 a. in. to 8:00 p. m.
will be held Saturday, September er, Mrs. 'Bowser, Miss Thur- Friday the teachers will spend
16th, in the Community Club man. in their respective rooms prepar-
House. The committee in charge 1CCotemocratic Lia- ing for the opening of the schools
include Mr. and ,Mrs. George Ham- . nceps of D
on Monday, September 18th.
ilton, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pitts, ing in the classroom com-
and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Meier. mittee: Mrs Swanson, Mrs. The teachers welcome this op -
They hope to see all their old Gerdes, Miss Robb. portunity to attend this Institute.
It enables them to prepare a
friends present and welcome the On Wednesday, September 6 course of study and plan their
new. these committees will give their work for the year.
Thieves Busy In
Rosedale Gardens
Thieves with a misplaced sense
of humor broke into three places
in the Rosedale Garden business
section Thursday night. They
entered the Wilsnn dairy bar .by
cutting a hole through the win-
dow of the rear door. and .pro-
ceeded to prepare and eat a lunch
of two bowls of soup, sandwiches
and cottage cheese, topping it off
with a dessert of ice cream. Then
by rearranging the letters in the
menu on the wall they spelled
out the message, "The soup was
very good. Ha, ha, ha ha Clem."
Lunch, however, was the only
loot obtained in this robbery, for
they failed to find any money.
They also entered the Hi -.Speed
gas station by the same means,
where they stole ration stamps
and an unknown amount of sil-
ver. From the gas station they
were able to enter the adjoin-
ing barber shop where they took
an electric razor, clippers, and one
dollar in currency.
Wayne county police who are
working on the case say that they
have obtained a very good set of
fingerprints, and that they have
definite suspicions of who the
guilty persons may be.
Club To Stage
Garden Show
The Rosedale Gardens branch
of the Women's National Farm
and Garden Association, will have
a vegetable show and home can-
ned exhibit for their next meet-
ing, Tuesday, September 19th, at
2:00 P. in., in the Community Club
House. Each member is urgently
requested to come and bring an
exhibit.
Prizes will be awarded by the
judging of the members them-
selves. Contests and music will
complete the afternoon's enjoy-
ment. The usual tea will follow
the meeting.
First Fall Meet
The Stark Cub Pack S-1 held
their first fall meeting Sept. 8th
at the Stark school. New cubs
who joined the group at this
time included Max Allgood and
Robert Irwin.
Awards were presented to the
following cubs: The Wolf award
to Eric Nyman, Ronald Case,
Frank Schwein, and David Tar -
bet; the Bear award to Kenneth
Halbert, Eric Nyman and Rich-
ard Crawford; and the Lion award
to Jack Fetterly. Jess Bennett,
the Cub -master introduced the
new assistant cubmaster, Frank
Schwein.
Mrs. A. Kreger assisted by
some girls gave a 4-H demon-
stration of gardening. Three dens
participated in several amusing
gardening skits.
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When they used to sing "We Sail
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Fire Department
Has 71 Calls
Fire losses in the U. S. during
July were estimated to be $32,-
706,000.00, the highest for any
July since 1932. July losses were
31 % higher than for July 1943.
[n the month of July just past
;here were 18 fires in the U. S.
vith an estimated fire loss of over
)ne quarter million dollars each.
Last year almost 10,000 persons
.ost their lives in fires. The na-
tion suffered a property damage
oss of over $1,000,000:00 a day.
Somewhere in the U. S. a dwelling
'ire occurs every minute and a
calf. More than once an hour
;ome person is burned to death.
Residents of Livonia Township
;oath of Six Mile Road between
�'ckles Road and Inkster Road
;hould know by now that your
'ire department is located at Mer-
•iman and Plymouth Roads and
s -ready at all times, day or night,
;o respond to any fire by calling
,ivonia 2555. When calling, be
calm and give the correct location
and be sure and call the depart-
ment FIRST, not after you have
tried all other means and found
them to no avail. A minute sav-
ed may mean a home or life save
and that is wha:, fire prevention
is trying to educate the public to.
Your department has respond-
ed to 71 calls at the time this ar-
ticle goes to press and very little
loss has resulted from these fires.
The residents of the township are
to be congratulated. Keep up the
good work.
Among the sources of those in-
numerable calamities which from
age to age have overwhelmed
mankind, may be reckoned as one
of the principal, the abuse of
words.—George Horne
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Wednesday, September 13, 1944 THE LIVONI"
Township Briefs
Mr. and .Mrs. Alex Thacker en-
,ertained Rev. Albert Luibrand
for dinner 'Sunday.
and =Mrs. Emmet Parker, Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Austin, Mr, and Mrs.
Peter Herrmann, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Rieker, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Greggory, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Carson and Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Lingeman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ned F. Lingemannl Fire. caused by cleaning clothes
.tertained a group of neighbors' «,ith gasoline, was responsible
f _ r potluck supper, Labor Day. for approximately $100.00 dam
Those present were Miss D. J.' age to the home of Arthur Erwin,
Hartung, Mr. Donald La Roy, Mr. 10997 Stark road on August 29th.'
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Mrs. Erwin was slightly burned.
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Mary Stover, of Detroit, who
recently moved from the Gar-
dens, was the week end guest
of Sally Ann Holcomb.
Friends of Mrs. Kenneth Gib-
son will 'be glad to .hear that she
has recovered from her recent
illness.
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The Rosedale Garden's women's
They are wondering what will happen when they return.
Will there be jobs and opportunities to get ahead?
Michigan, under Republican leadership, already has the
answer to that question,
The present Republican administration has created the office of
Veterans' Affairs to help and advise veterans. Large appropriations
have already been made to aid veterans in emergencies and for
an adult education program. Michigan's rehabilitation arrange-
ments are unequalled by any other state in the union.
At a recent state convention, the American Legion men who
know what is being accomplished have gone on record as follows;
"Be it resolved that the American Legion in Convention
assembled at Grand Rapids, Michigan, August 11, 1944, go on
record as commending the Governor and members of the
1944 Michigan State Legislature for their sincere interest in
the returning veterans and the comprehensive program pre-
sented which includes the creation of the Office of Veterans'
Affairs to provide veterans with information, advice, direction
and assistance through coordination of programs and services
in the fields of education, health, vocational guidance and
placement, together with mental care and economic security;
to also establish community counseling centers for referral
to all Service. Agencies."
HELP YOUR SOLDIER TO VOTE
Michigan's Republican administration led the nation in legis-
lation enabling servicemen to vote the regular state and
national ballots. On request your Township, Village, City
or County Clerk will furnish you an application for an
absent voter's ballot. Send applications to relatives and
friends in the Armed Service. Urge them to vote Republican.
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club plans to hold a card party
in the Club House, Thursday,
September 28th. Prizes are be-
ing donated by Plymouth and
Rosedale Garden merchants.
Edith St. Clair of London, On-
tario is spending two weeks with
her cousin, Jo Ann Delahunte.
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;uy U. r.,ertnsc Londs and
Stamps, the I.G.U. of the Red,
9lrhite and Blue!
THOMAS E. DEWEY JOHN W. BRICKER
for President for Vice -President
p"a 1101a THE LIVONLkN Wednesday, September 13, 1944
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NE-FAINGTON*Sj�I - �
Farmington, Mich.
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Notice of Registration
To the Qualified Electors of the Township of
Livonia, Wayne County, Michigan
That any qualified elector of the Township of Livonia, Wayne
County, Michigan, or any person who will be quaiified elector
of said 'Township on the day of the General Election to be held
on Tuesday, November 7= 1944, may make application for reg-
istration to the Township Clerk at his office at 32398 Five Mile
Road any day, except Sundays and Holidays, between 9:00
o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M. up to and including Wednes-
day. October 18. 1944.
Special Reistration Notice
For th econvenience of the electors of this
area, I WILL BE AT the following places
on the following dates:
The Livonia Township Hall,
33110 Five Mile Road,
Friday, September 15, 1944,
The Dutch Mill,
28175 Five Mile Road,
Saturday, September 16, 1944
At Voting Booth,
Plymouth Rd., 1 block west of Merriman Rd.
Tuesday, September 19, 1944
Allen's Grocery Store
Eight Mile Road,
Wednesday, September 20, 1944
Ray Thorpe Hardware,
28302 Joy Road,
Thursday, September 21, 1944.
McKinney and Schaffer Hardware,
34215 Plymouth Road at Stark Road,
Friday, September 22, 1944
`Doting Booth,
On Seven Mile Road, corner of Angling
Road, 1/.1 mile west of Inkster Road,
Wednesday, September 27, 1944.
H. & F. Hardware Store,
27454 Plymouth Rd., West of Inkster Rd„
Thursday, September 28, 1944
Lavandowski Grocery Store
In Newburg,
Friday, September 29, 1944.
Harry S. Wolfe Real Estate Office
33235 Seven Mile Road, I block East of
Farmington Road,
Saturday, September 30, 1944.
Electors who are not registered in this township under the per-
manent registration system must register in person.
If, since registering there has been a change of address, such
electors who have changed their address must transfer their
to the proper address on the registration records.
HARRY Se WOLFE,
Livonia Township Clerk
Tednesday, 'September 13, 1344 T= LIVONIAN Prp ]lire
Township News
Mrs. Lottie Shannon of Five
Iile Road entertained at a break-
ist on Friday, September 8th at
D:30 a. m. Her guests were Mrs.
Iinnie Kutchins, Mrs. Esther
wanson, Mrs. Aletha Phipps and
Irs. Lucille JHecker.
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The Livonia Township branch
f the 'Mom's met at the home .of
Irs. Clara Smith on Brookfield
venue Wednesday, September
. Thirteen mothers attended
ie meeting. Mrs. Taylor and
Irs Clara 'Smith were chosen
s delegates to attend the con-
ention to be held at Dearborn
in October 17, and 18th. Plans
GUST'S
MARKET
t • .
Eve" Custanwr Hare is a
Satisfied Customer
. • •
Groceries
and
Meats
• e e
=�4�4 Joy Road
Just West d WAdIIebsh
were made for an evening card
party to be held at the Livonia
Town Hall on September 30th.
There will !be table prizes and
door prizes and a luncheon will
be served. All kinds of cards will
be played. Wednesday. Septem-
ber 20th is an all day meeting
with a potluck at noon to be 'held
at the Town Hall. This is sew-
ing day and all the ladies that
can .possible make it are urged to
come out and help with the slip-
pers and robes that are so urgent-
ly needed by our boys. If you
have any woolen material send it
to the Town Hall or call Livonia
3137 and it will be picked up by
a Mom near you.
George Valrance and Dick
Groth were co -hosts at a barbe-
cue supper given at the former's
home 'Saturday evening, honor-
ing Ralph McDowell who is mov-
ing to Sacremento,California, also
celebrating the birthdays of Ralph
Bacheldor and Jackie Dalton of
Plymouth. Covers were laid for
twenty-five guests.
s s •
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Williams
of Hubbard road are the proud
parents of a baby boy born Aug-
ust 29th.
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Large Vegetable Department
e
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OLDEST REAL
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Farmington
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You will find us al-
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and if you can buy it
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sell.
T-Ownship Briefs
Jeanne 'luck of Coventry Gar-
dens was the first prize winner
in the Junior exhibit in canning
at the Belle Isle ;Harvest Show
for Wayne county. Inez Daniels
won first ,prize for her gardening
exhibit aria ,Mrs. Chester Tuck
first prize for her dahlia. Those
who attended the harvest show
from Livonia were Mrs. Harry
Daniels and daughters, Inez and
Barbara; Mrs. Chester Tuck and
daughter, Jeanne, Mr, and Mrs.
Donald W. Donnelley and child-
ren, 'Donald and Jane; Mrs. A. T.
M. 'Peterson, Mr. Chas. Middre-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burt.
Livonia Center girls are win-
ning prizes these days too, at the
Harvest Show and achievement
day at Wayne Park Recreation
Center for the 4=H people on
Tuesday. August 29th, prizes were
awarded to the following: first
prize for muffins went to Bar-
bara Daniels, Betty Ann Wixson,
Margaret Hoyt, Marilyn 'Schu-
macher. First prize for !biscuits
to Patsey Larsen. Third prize for
muffins, 'Dorothy Kolak. First
prize for gardening, Barbara and
Inez Daniels, second prize went to
Jeanne Tuck, June and Marilyn
Schumacher, Third prize to Dc_ -o -
thy Kolak and Patsy Larsen. First
prize for canning went to Jeanne
Tuck, second prize, Damara and
Inez Daniels and June Venus,
third prize went to Ann Howell.
Mrs. Harry Daniels, 'Mrs. William
Meier and Mrs. Max A. Schmuch-
er deserve a great deal of credit
for the work they have put in on
these projects this summer.
Mrs. Thada Trapp and daugh-
ter left Monday for Bossier City,
La., where Capt. Trapp is station-
ed, they have been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. DeVries of
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Salads - Lunches - Breakfasts
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Wednesday, (September 13, 1944 THE LIVON146N Page Seven
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September 13, 14
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FREEDISHESLADIES!
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"A Star Is Born"
with —
Janet Gaynor, Fredric
March
--and—
"Charles Chan in
the Secret Service"
Friday, Saturday,
September 15, 16
"The Cowboy
Canteen"
with
Charles Starrett, Jane
Frazee
—and—
Michael O'Shea and
Ann Shirley
- 4n�—
"Man From Frisco"
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
September 17, 18, 19
"Home In Indiana"
with
Lon McCallister, Walter
Brennan
- 4uld--
Olivia DeHavilland, Sonny
Tufts
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"Government Girl"
Captured Weapons
Chinese soldiers who captured
Tapa, one of the Jap strong points
near Lungling on the Burma road,
look over a mass of weapons and
supplies abandoned by the Japs as
they fled to the hills before the ad-
vancing Chinese in Salween river
campaign. Chinese soldiers have
put these arms to geed use.
Township Briefs
On Tuesday, September 5th a
card party given by the ',State
Mom's Club at Kern's Dept. Store
in Detroit was attended by Mrs.
Homer Wixson, !Mrs. Ida Thomas,
Mrs. Clara Smith, Mrs. Pat Carey,
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Sutton and Mrs.
Byrd of Livonia Township,
R 4 F
Mrs. T. R. DeVries returned
Sunday September 3 from Owos-
so, Michigan where she spent the
week visiting with relatives.
A bazaar will be held at the
Livonia Community church on
Farmington road near Five Mile
road on Friday, September 15th
at 2 p. m. Mrs. Myrtle DeVries,
Mrs. Ralph Case and Harry Dan-
iels will be the hostesses. There
will be aprons, potholders, fancy
work, infants and childrens clo-
thing, white elephant table, and
a silver tea. Proceeds of the ba-
zaar will be used for the benefit
of the church.
Carol Ann Case celebrated her
fifth birthday on Saturday Sep-
tember 2, by having Nancy Ma-
gee, Sue. Jimmie and Wendell Da-
vis, Ilene LaByatt, and Tony Ko-
ladziejczak in for the afternoon
to play games and enjoy her
birthday cake.
The key to every man is his
thought. Sturdy and defying
though he look, he has a helm
which he obeys, which is the idea
after which all his facts are
classified. —Emerson
The deepest truths are best
read between the lines, and, the
most part, refuse to be written.
He sent his word, and healed
them, and delivered them from
their destructions. —Psalm 107:20
Timely items concerning your electric
service, suggestions about cooking,
lighting and appliances, and many other
things of interest and value will appear
from time to time in "Edison Lines."
Make "Edison Lines" a reading habit!
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o.
TROUBLE -CALLS ... A lady who was giving a party
plugged in five electric waffle irons at one time and
blew a fuse. She went to the corner drug store to
telephone the Edison company. By the time she had
walked home, an Edison man was waiting at her
front door. The woman was amazed. How did we do
it? Well, it just happened that the Edison man was
in a store nearby, phoning in for his next call. So the
response to her emergency plea was a little more
prompt than usual. We can't give such service all the
- time, but we would like to!
FOR SUMMER MEALS ... Try this practical recipe
with fresh vegetables from your Victory Garden:
Scalloped Vegetables with Cheese
White Sauce
3 tbsp. butter 1/2 tsp. salt
3 tbsp. flour 1/s tsp. pepper
2 cups milk
1 cup carrots, sliced 1 cup potatoes, diced small
'1 cup onions, diced 1 cup peas
1 cup cheese, cut fine
Make white sauce. Place in two layers in buttered cas-
serole, with cheese between layers and on top. Top with
buttered crumbs. Temperature, 350 F. Time, one hour.
A2
BETTER HEALTH ... An ultra -violet -ray lamp that
kills bacteria merely by shining on them—plus an
abundant supply of hot water at 160 degrees tem-
perature ... these two safeguards to health will some-
day be found in every home and restaurant serving
food. Dishes will be kept clean and sanitary with
little trouble. Foods will be protected against spoilage
with the aid of a germ -killing lamp in the refrigerator.
More than ever, electricity promises to be general
"handyman" in the world of tomorrow.
HAVE YOU A QUESTION? ... At many of our Detroil
Edison offices we now have a Home Service Con-
sultant stationed full time. If you have any ques-
tions regarding electric appliances, cooking, lighting,
recipes or home canning, you are invited to call
upon these consultants. They will be glad to help you.
There is no charge for this service.
— 47 /W `7Se40d e4"i i G?a.
Mail Christmas
Packages Now!
Despite the speed with
which the allied armies in
Europe and the Pacific are
moving, there is no indica-
tion that American men will
be home from the battlefront
by Christmas.
Therefore, all persons with
Christmas gifts for men in
the army overseas, are again
advised that Christmas mail-
ing for overseas must be in
the posioffice between Sept-
ember 15 to October 15.
Requests from the soldiers
are not necessary for mailing
of these packages, but the
a,.my will not undertake to
guarantee delivery of pack-
ages mailed after October 15
The packages again are lim-
ited to five pounds. with min-
imum size the same as it was
Iasi vear
There is no limit on the
mailing of packages inside
this country, and there is no
limit for the mailing to men
in the naval services.
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SHOP
General Repair
Used Mowers Bought and Sold
Complete Line of
COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS
Repair and Peplacements
Keys ?Made to Order
Saws, Scissors, Knives, Etc.,
Sharpened by Machine
Lawn Mowers a Specialty
Ground by the Ideal ZVlachine
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
29201 Plymouth Road
East of Middle BeX Road
PLYMOUTE, MICHIGAN
Phone Livonia 2341
`Red Vaughn Red Tarbet
WOLFF'S
Poultry Farm
Fancy Milkfed
BROILERS
40e
At O.P.A. CEILING PRICES
Our mechanical plucker as-
si res rapid dressing, as you
wait. However, we apprec-
iate phone orders.
30511 8 Mile Rd.
Phone Farmington 916
THE LIVONUM Wednesday, September 13, 1944
RACES START Al
89.30 O'CLOCK
GENERAL ADMISSION
Wednesday, September 13, 1944 THE LIVONL46N Page ;VW
ON THE JOB — — THOSE 11TTLE
fIN ANT ADS
Only 25 Cents Phone Plymouth 16
FOR SALE
FOR ,SALE—Latest edition of
Encyclopedia Britanica and
bookcase, $169. Child's maple
desk and chair. $10 Call Livonia
2716.
FOR SALE—Complete stock of
double hung windows; weather
strips. No waiting. Livonia Lum-
ber �Co.; 33421 Five Mile at Farm-
ington road. It -c
FQ' t SALE --We smoxe our own
ham, bacon and sausage. Fresh
killed, poultry. Taylor s Super
Aliarket, 29150 Joy road, one
block east of Middle Belt road.
9-tf-c
WANTED
POULTRY WANTED — We pay
the highest prices for poultry.
Taylor Super Market, 29150 Joy
Rd. Phone Livonia 92071. tf
Painting, Decorating
Inside and Out
Wallpaper Removed
For Free Estimates Call
Livonia 3149
PATRONIZE
YOUR OWN
Lumber
—and --
Building Suppy
Headquarters
* * *
Coal - Lumber
Building Materials
Leadbetter
COAL & LUMBER
COMPANY
13434 Middlebelt Road
�4 Mile N. of Plymouth Rd.
Phone ReLiford 0338
WANTED—Position behind bar
or working on floor in small
beer garden. Mrs. �Hexibert Cass -
man. 31215 W. Seven Mile Road.
Phone Farmington 0409-J.
WANTED—All kinds of tractor
work—lawns expert orchard
work, basements dug, plowing,
discing and harrowing guaranteed.
Call Farmington 409-J. 3t -pd
WANTED. A man with light con-
veyance to deliver trees and
shrubs Plymouth vicinity. Part
time. Specific fee each delivery.
Write qualifications to Empire
Nursery Products Co., Inc.. New-
ark, New York. It -c
MISCELLANEOUS
ELECTRIC Ranges, apartment
size for those who need them,
Kimbroughs, 868 W. Ann Arbor
Trail, Plymouth.
Township News
Hugh Harsha, George Valrance
and Dale 'Bentley enjoyed a four
day boat trip to Buffalo last week.
While there, they were taken to
dinner at the Buffalo Yacht Club,
and on tour of a large factory, by
friends of Mr. Valrance's. They
were entertained at the Lake Erie
summer home of William O'Con-
ner,who is manager of the Peter
Cooper Corporation, 'Gowanda,
New York. The boys made a
side trip to see Niagara Falls be-
fore returning home on Friday.
The Stark scouters plan to give
a dance Friday evening, Septem-
ber 22nd, at the Starke school. I he fell through the window at his
Tom Wood's orchestra will be 1,home, severely cutting both arms.
the music makers. Both old time I Mrs. Lee took him to Dr. Brooker
and modern dancing! Every- I who dressed the wounds, and now
body welcome and a good time is, Petey ,proudly announces, "I'm
promised to all. 1 all adhesive tape and bandages."
Little Petey Lee, the four year Language is the armory of the
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip human mind; and at once con -
Lee on Arden street, suffered a tains the trophies of its past and
painful accident Thursday, when the weapons of its future con-
quests.—Coleridge.
Flowers by Wire Table Decoratiorn
Evenings: 31001 Six Mile Road
R. S. BALL FLORIST
17591 Couzens Highway, at Outer Drive
Delivering Daily To Livonia Township
University 3-8585 Detroit, Mich.
"WOMEN OF
LIVONIA
TOWNSHIP"
You are cordially invited to attend the
Livonia Township Woman's Club lunch-
eon, at the Pen Mar Cafe, September 20,
1944 at 12 o'clock. For reservations call
Mary Wolf Howell,
Livonia 2096
Who are interested in steady post-war jobs in
cold drawn steel mill.
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
You will be trained for your after -war position.
At present we are engaged in 100% defense work.
ONLY MEN ELIGIBLE UNDER W.M.P.C. PLAN
NEED APPLY
Pilgrim Drawn Steel Corporation
PHONES 1130 and 1131
Plymouth, Michigan
Pale Ton THE LIVONIAN Wednesday, September 13, 1944
"The Friendliest
Atmosphere in
Northwest Detroit"
OLD TIMER
TAVERN
Lahaer Road at Grand River
BEDFORD
LIQUOR - BEM - WINE
Modern, & Old -Time
Dancing
ft.. Sat., Sum Nights
MUSW BY WES7zRN
ACES
JIMMY THR"P, Prop.
Phone REd&wd 8901
TWIN
GABLES
33601 Plymouth Rd.
6 ■
HOME OF THE
FINEST DRAFT BEER
IN LIVONIA
e:
FISH & CHIPS
EVERY FRIDAY
Dinners & Sandwiches
Under the Management of
"Eddie & Eva"
(Formerly of Dana's Tavern)
WEAR DIAMONDS
FOR PERSONAL
ATTRACTIVENESS
HE
Own Them as a Sale
Investment
Deane Herrick
Jeweler
839 Penniman Ave.
Plymouth
Wiih the Livonia Churches
GAYLORD ROAD BAPTIST
WEST POINT CHURCH OF
chapel, one mile west of Grand
CHRIST, 33200 Seven Mile road,
River on Seven Mile road, one-
one block east of Farmington
half block north on Gaylord road.
road. Bible school .Sunday 10:00
Sunday school, 10 a. m.; wor-
a. m.; preaching and communion'
ship service, 11:45 a. m.; B.Y.P.U.
6:30 p. m,; evening service, 7:30
p. m. Prayer meeting and Bible
Sunday, 11:00 a. m.; preaching
study, Wednesday, 7:310 p.m. Fri-
Sunday evening 7:45. Everybody
day, Junior Bible school (ages 5-
is welcome.
16) 4:00-5:30. Come and worship
where Christian cordiality wel-
L I V O N I A� COMMUNITY
comes you. "A stranger 'but once."
CHURCH, Farmington Road and
Pastor: Ray Hein, phone Univer-
Five Mile Road. Rev. Albert J.
sity 2-2419.
'Luibrand, pastor. Morning Wor-
ST. MICHAEL'S C A T H O L I C
ship, 11:30 a.m. Sunday School,
classes for all ages, 10:30 a. in.
CHURCH—+Father Contway, pas-
Choir ,practice, Thursday evening
tor; Rosedale Gardens. Masses at
at 8 p. in. Prayer meeting and
5:45 a.m., 8 a.m., 110 a.m. and
Bible Study "Thursday evening at
12 noon
7 p. m. Friendship Circle first
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
and Third Wednesdays of each
month. iEvening Worship and song
Farmington high school auditor-
service the last Sunday of each
ium, Sunday, 1.1:00 a. m., .Sunday
month -at 7:30 p. in. Young peo-
school, same hour. 'Wednesday
ple's meeting at the church last
evening services at 33336 Grand
Sunday of each month at 7 p. in.
River Avenue at 8:00 .p. m.
Teachers' meeting the first Mon -
day of each month at 7:30 p. m.I
WEST POINT BIBLE CHURCH
This is an undenominational
Evangeline Farnum, pastor. H.
church and everyone in the com-
Sandercock, visiting ;pastor. Sun-
munity is cordially invited to at -
day school, 10:00-11:00 a. m.,
tend.
morning worship, 11::00 a. m.
junior church, 3:00-5:00 p• m.,
evening worship, 7:45; Tuesday
S T. PAUL ` S EVANGELICAL
111:00. Evening worship 8:00 p. m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, corner of
cottage meeting, Horace Gra-
Farmington and Five Mile roads.
velle's Merriman :Court. Friday
Theodore Sauer, pastor. Sunday,
afternoon, 2:0D-3:30, Missionary
'September 17th, Mission Festival.
meeting at 'church 3:30 to 4:30
Pastor Edwin Frey of 'Detroit will
industrial arts for children. Fri-
preach in the morning service at
day evening, 8:00, pryer meet-
10:30 o'clock. The afternoon Ber-
ing. (After prayer meeting, choir
vice begins at 2:30 o'clock with
practice.
Pastor Arthur Wacker of Ann Ar -
HOPE CHAPEL, CHURCH OF
bor preaching the sermon. Sunday
THE UNITED BRETHERN. Six
school will 'begin as usual at 9:45
Mile, near Middle Belt. Morning
a. m. You are cordially. invited
worship, 10:00, Sunday school.
to attend both of these services.
Young People's Christian Eln-
deavor 6:3:0-p. m., Sunday. Mid-
ROSEDALE GARDENS PRESBY_
week service, Thursday evening
TERIAN CHURCH, Jorn B. For -
at 8:00 p. m. Everybody welcome.
syth. Minister. Sunday, Sept. 17,
Morning Worship, 11 o'clock. The
session will have its regular meet-
ing following the morning service.
Church 'School opens Sunday,
September 24th, at 9:45 a. in. The
Woman's Auxiliary will have its
first fall meeting Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock in the Church
basement. Mrs. George Wilson
of Detroit will speak on the work
of the Presbyterian Society.
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J. W. Selle and Son
Expert Collision Work
PHONE 177
744 Wing St. Plymouth
FUEL OIL
'We Aim to PleaW'
Phone Your Order to
191 Northville
Night Calls Phone 68
C. R. ELY & SONS
Save with Safety
at your
REXALL DRUG
STORE
CECIL H. HABERMEHL
32101 Plymouth Road
Rosedale Gardens
Corner of Blackburn
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Don't let your child be handicapped in his
school work because of poor eyesight. Bring
him with you now and have his eyes
thoroughly examined in our modern optical
department. Should he require glasses,
proper styles will be prescribed to improve
his vision and help him get the most out of
his school work. Come is today.
Opfiai 8"os in Charge of
OR. M. F. McCUIRK, Optometrist
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